The salutation to Amplias as beloved in the Lord belongs to Paul's greetings to believers in Romans 16. That chapter's list of personal greetings is not mere courtesy but evidence of shared ministry. It demonstrates that the Lord has a work for women as well as for men to do as laborers together with Paul in the gospel.
The salutation to Amplias as beloved in the Lord belongs to Paul's greetings to believers in Romans 16. That chapter's list of personal greetings is not mere courtesy but evidence of shared ministry. It demonstrates that the Lord has a work for women as well as for men to do as laborers together with Paul in the gospel.